Say goodbye to South Africa’s petrol price cut

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26-07-2026

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Say goodbye to South Africa’s petrol price cut
The sizeable petrol price cut South Africa was on track for this August has been erased, with petrol and diesel now set for hikes next month if the war in Iran continues.
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